Book, Chapter

 1  III, 22|      some are rich and others poor, since they will be equal
 2  III, 23|  humanity, bestow it upon the poor; this, which you are about
 3  III, 25|     able to learn; nor by the poor, or labourers, or rustics,
 4    V, 5 |   stored up, but admitted the poor to share the fruits of their
 5    V, 15|       all children. No one is poor in the sight of God, but
 6    V, 15|     by many degrees, from the poor to the rich, from the humble
 7    V, 16|      there not among you some poor, and others rich; some servants,
 8    V, 16|       and they who seem to be poor, on this account are rich,
 9    V, 16| slaves, and the rich with the poor, nevertheless in the sight
10    V, 23|      be humble, wretched, and poor, let him take the book of
11   VI, 4 | possess. Therefore he will be poor, humble, ignoble, subject
12   VI, 9 |    needy, and entertained the poor, and clothed the naked;
13   VI, 12|       the just to support the poor and to ransom captives,
14   VI, 12|  burying of strangers and the poor; which subject those teachers
15   VI, 12|      towards God can never be poor. If you esteem justice so
16   VI, 12| purchase beasts; maintain the poor with that from which you
17   VI, 13|  riches, is to be esteemed as poor, as naked, as a beggar.
18   VI, 18|     not receive a gift from a poor man; so that if he himself
19   VI, 20|       not daily make the rich poor, and the poor rich. Wherefore,
20   VI, 20|   make the rich poor, and the poor rich. Wherefore, if any
21  VII, 1 |     it comes to pass that the poor and humble, who are unencumbered,
22  VII, 11|  miserable, and despised, and poor in this life, and have often